I had a great experience working at Siemens. The flexible work schedule and the option of working from home a few times a week really appealed to me.
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It was a very awesome experience, with a cool environment and learning exposure. The entire process was very quick and completed in a single day. There were multiple rounds. An aptitude test was included, which was too lengthy and took a lot of time.
1. Technical Written Round 30 minutes and 30 questions, totally on Object-Oriented Programming. It was very easy; just brush up your basic concepts. There were around 510 applicants, out of which some 225 students were selected. If you are from a CS
The interview process was quite easy. It consisted of two parts: * One with the hiring manager to explain the role and discuss expectations. * Another with the team architect, which was more technical, focusing on processes and best practices.
It was a very awesome experience, with a cool environment and learning exposure. The entire process was very quick and completed in a single day. There were multiple rounds. An aptitude test was included, which was too lengthy and took a lot of time.
1. Technical Written Round 30 minutes and 30 questions, totally on Object-Oriented Programming. It was very easy; just brush up your basic concepts. There were around 510 applicants, out of which some 225 students were selected. If you are from a CS
The interview process was quite easy. It consisted of two parts: * One with the hiring manager to explain the role and discuss expectations. * Another with the team architect, which was more technical, focusing on processes and best practices.